Malaya Tribune, 18 December 1950

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    56 1 MALAYA Tribune ■MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penan* BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: 'Tribune" S'porc. „7»i^^'^- SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LO\DON REPRESENTATIVE, h. M i trice Clover, Mciloua Tnbvne Office, lks, Fleet SUeet,
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    REDS MASSING GUNS TO BLAST U.N. BEACHHEAD
    472 1 JViw Chinese Division In Action U.P. TOKIO, Monday. Communists hordes hammered to within c miles cf Hungnam today, and were reported to be rolling up heavy artillery for a mass assault inking United Nations beachhead m northS bting croons of the United States
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    RED EYES ARE ON FORMOSA TOO
    68 1 Reuter. BUDAPEST. Sunday, i bwitmrsT China will not 1 helping the North tepar.s until "American ag- fcion" ends. Chinese Defa Premier Kuo-Mo-jo de- j a special article for ie Hungarian Communist kty newspaper Szabad Net Jir. Kun came to Hungary to weeks ago as
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    NEW YORK PREPARES
    44 1 Reuter. |EW YORK. Today. Mr. 1 lander, DirecV of Nv-.v York Citys Civil :.r.ounc?d plans V Right I r immediate in- m ister air raid for the city, system would N s up in 1.631 key places -liools. hospitals vision sta-
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    'There Are So Many To Execute'
    112 1 WITH the 29th Brigade. Today. A South Korean official says "There are so many to execute." In most cases they persons convicted by Korean courts either of collaboration with the Communists or harbouring army deserters. The British 29th Brigade commander. Brigadier Tom Brodie told
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    TRIPLE MURDER $500 REWARD
    216 1 Tribune Staff Reporter Chinese singer A "and two maid servants were brutally murdered during Z early hours of Sunday morning at their flat m Teck Lim Road. Singapore Police are offering a reward of $500 for information on the killer or kn N e oarrests have
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    SCNUMAN PLAN TO WAIT
    35 1 XVlUliiici., delegation, announced.—Reuter. J PARIS. Today. The sixnation conference on the Schuman coal and steel merger plan adjourned last night until January. M. Jean Monnet. head of the French delegation, announced.—Reuter.
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    Labour Planning Council Fights
    174 1 Tribune Slatf Reporter THE General Council of the Singapore Labour Party will meet this week to consider nominations for the Singapore Legislative Council elections. It is learnt that the members of the Council are generally agreed that Mr. Lim Yew Hock, the Party's President, and Mr.
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    SWEDEN NEEDS NO MORE U.S. AID
    89 1 STOCKHOLM, MonSWEDEN needs no more Mar- shall Aid, a Foreign Office spokesman said here today. She hopes to earn enough dollars through her own exports and the new European Payments Union. Britain announced this week the suspension of Marshall Aid from next January. Sweden's
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    12 NATIONS MEET TODAY ON WEST DEFENCE
    287 1 BRUSSELS, Monday. and the broad f^^d«f ence organisation state, quarters close tethe nt M tne to be announced aZosT taSSdlately after the decision. Germany will contribute onefifth of the integrated European army whose strength is unofficially estimated at from 55 to 58 divisions,
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    28 IN CRASHED AIRLINER
    46 1 NEW YORK, Sun. AN airliner carrying 28 Venezuelan students crashed today in rugged mountains near the city of Valera, Southwest Venezuela, according to radio reports here. There were some survivors and rescue teams are being rushed to the scene of the crash.
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    NEW THREAT TO U.K. ECONOMY
    223 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. THE powerful Federation of British Industries called T tocLTfor cuts in local Government expenditure in a statement adding that shortage of new raw matenals waT seriously threatening Britain's economic recovery. In "the economic back- i ground in December. 1950' the Federation said
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    Curfew likely tonight again
    70 1 SINGAPORE went through its sixth night OfCUT--3 few last night without any incidents. There have been no rioting incidents for over four days There will be another curfew tonight from 8 p.m. till 5 a.m. unless an announcement is made to the contrary. Sixty-seven persons of
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    BRITAIN REJECTS RUSSIAN PROTEST
    265 1 A.P. and U.P. LONDON, Today. DRITAIN last night rejected a Soviet charge that D rearming Germany would violate the AngloSoviet defense treaty and informed French sources said France would take a similar step today. Foreign Office spokesman said the Soviet protest to Britain was a "patently
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    U.S. Orders Census Of Chinese Assets
    131 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Today.—The United States Treasury plans to take a census ov* all Chinese and Korean property tomorrow as part of its new move to freeze all Chinese Communist assets in America. A Treasury official estimated that Chinese assets here might total about $200,000,000
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    SPY TRIAL
    45 1 DAMASCUS, Sun. TEN men were charged before a military court here today with plotting with a foreign neighbouring country against the state's security. The court prevented the press men'ion.ng the name of the foreign country and the foreign officials alleged to be involved.
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    BANDITS SHOOT CHINESE
    29 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Today. LAST night in the Jasin district of Malacca, two uniformed Chinese bandits walked into the house of a Chinese and shot him dead.
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    Nepal's Liaison Officer
    171 2 ZiHIRTY-FOUR-YEAR OLD 1 Major Padma Bahadur Khatri, former Military Attache to the Ambassador of Nepal in London, has taken up the appointment of Military Liaison Officer for the Prime Minister of Nepal at the H.Q. of Major-General R.C.O. Hedley, who is Major-General of the Brigade of Gurkhas
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    WILSON ON HOME FRONT
    45 2 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday handed Charles Wilson the jcb of whipping the. home front into line for war —if such should come about. The President iormally created the office of defence mobilization and simultaneously named Wilson to head it.-UP.
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    Prayer At Mt. Etna
    64 2 people from the v.llage of M Ho. situated Statue of the ngh tup to £»**^JR£station of their homes, volcano. Kreelmg down in the dust on the sides of EtM. threatened by the flood of hot lava out increased streams of lava. Villages :n hi t l
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    Interpreter-Clerk On Graft Charge
    444 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. rOH Peck Hian. clerk and interpreter, attached to b the Police Station, Kota Tinggi, and his wife, Ong Guan Tee, were on trial in the Sessions Court today on three charges concerning corru P Goh was charged with agreeing to accept si 000
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    PRESS GETS A BLESSING
    88 2 A.P. MANILA Saturday. A CATHOLIC prisst blessed 1 the Manila Times' new press at a formal inauguration party. Then the $400,000 Goss rotary most modern in the Orient vras ready to roll. General Manager Joaquin P. Rocess invited several hundred guests to view the big press,
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    HOOXED
    23 2 A.P. MANILA. Saturday. THE Philippines Naval Patrol has impounded two Formosan flshtm; beats apprehended fishing in Philippine territorial waters off Palawan island.—A.P.
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    Rush For Federal Citizenship
    100 2 PENANG. Sun. CHINESE. Indians and Etira- j sians are now rushing for j Federal Citizenship. They are standing in their "tens' outside the Sessions Court to fill in their citizenship forms and then be sworn in by Mr. Mak Kirn Fook the Registrar of Courts, Penang.
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    Mr. And Mrs. Australia
    44 2 Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Howard who have been selected as Mr. and Mrs. Australia arrived here yesterday on their way to Britain. The couple have been awarded a free trio to England and back. They leave today for England.
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    CID OFFICER ON LEAVE
    39 2 MR L. D. E. Cullen. of the C I.D Kuala Lumpur, left today for Hongkong on a short vacation. On his return he will become Director of the C.I.D. School of Training at Kuala Lumpur.
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    DOCTOR WAS RIOT VICTIM
    45 2 Dr. H. M. McGladdery. SurC"on. General Hospital. Johore ianru, who was injured on Ihe head during the rioting in ngapore on Monday is mans satisfactory progress in i 3 General Hospital. Singa•re. He is suffering from a fracture of the skull.
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    BANDITS MURDER FOUR, HURT ONE
    269 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. FOUR people have b?en murdered and one senousr ly wounded by bandits in the past few hours. A 23-year-old bandit has also been slam Early this morning, in the Kajang district of Selangor, bandits raided an estate and abducted three tappers. Their
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    FINISH THE FIGHT IN MALAYA QUICKLY
    293 2 Reuter. Yorkshire Post LONDON, Sunday. THE Conservative Yorkshire Post yesterday, 1 declared that the situation in South-East Asia made it imperative that the campaign m Malaya against communist banditry should not be allowed to drag on indefinitely. It was commenting on the recent fresh
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    X'mas Treat For T.B. Patients
    102 2 JOHORE BAIIRU. Sun. 4 GIFT of $230 has been received by Miss Beattie. Matron of the General Hospital, from the Johore Bahiu Anti-TB Association to provide a Christmas treat for the patients at the Hospital and at the TB Sanatorium, Tampoi. m The gift enables
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    Marrakesh X'mas For Churchill
    52 2 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. MR. Winston Churchill left Northholt airport today for a non-stop flight to Marrakesh. North Africa, where he will spend Christmas. He was expected to be away for about a month. This will be his fifth visit to the 900-year-old city of orange and
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    Special Deserted, Jailed
    167 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. ABDUL RAHMAN bin A. I Hamid, a Special Cons- I table, who pleaded guilty to a charge of desertion, was sentenced to two weeks' imprisonment and a fine of $60. in default another two weeks' imprisonment. Before sentence was passed Inche Tahir. the Court
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    Del Tufo Is Made Chief Secretary
    140 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Run. MR. M. V. del Tufo, has been appointed Chief Secretary. Federation of Malaya, with effect from November 25, 1950. Mr. del Tufo was appointed a Cadet in the Malayan Civil Service in December. 1923, and on arrival was attached to the
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    VIETNAMESE HAVE 14 ARSENALS
    97 2 ReuterAAP. TAIPEH. Sun. THE Chinese Communists have set up at least 14 arsenals along the Chinese-Indo-China border manufacturing small arms for Ho Chi Minh's Vietminh hordes, according to "China Union Press" reports published here today. The agency said these arsenals, under the supervision of Japanese technicians,
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    Loses Baby Jennifer
    63 2 U.P. HOLLYWOOD, Sunday. \CTRESS Jennifer Jones, wife of producer David O. Selznick. lost her expected baby today when she suffered a miscarriage at the Cedars ol Lebanon hospital. The child was expected in April. Dr. Joseph M. Harris, the attending obstetrician, said Miss Jones was in "nne
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    Dr. Ralph Bunche, the American former mediator in Palestine, is seen here as he receives the Nobel Pita* j J Peace from Gunnar Jahn. Chairman of the Nobel torn mittee (left) at Oslo University, Norway, recently. The grandson of an American Negro slave, he is the first Negro to receive a Nobel Prize. The other eitht Nobel Prize Winners are receiving their awards in Stockholm, Sweden.
    66 2 Dr. Ralph Bunche, the American former mediator in Palestine, is seen here as he receives the Nobel Pita* j J Peace from Gunnar Jahn. Chairman of the Nobel torn mittee (left) at Oslo University, Norway, recently. The grandson of an American Negro slave, he is the first Negro to receive
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    Americans In HK Must Register
    99 2 U.P. HONGKONG. Sun. The American ConsulateGeneral today requested all Am. erican citizens to register at the consulate before the end of December. An advertisement published in newspapers said the registration was a routine move to enable the Department of State to tabulate Americans living abroad.
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    NOVIKOV ON INDO-RUSSIAN RELATIONSHIP
    99 2 Reuter. CALCUTTA Sub. MR. K. r. Noriktv, Rung. Ambassador to India suL here today that cultural relations between India and the Soviet Union "are not only natural but necessary for we ait neighbours." He was speaking at the i* auguration of the Soviet Fj* Art Festival
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    untitled wedding of Miss Chain *Ch>v and Mr I.oke Mun S« held at No. 40. [Jj ;.i GeylJmc. Mr. Loke Is part-owner of an engineering shop. A reception was held at the Empress Restaurant in the afternoon.
    37 3 untitled wedding of Miss Chain *Ch>v and Mr I.oke Mun S« held at No. 40. [Jj ;.i GeylJmc. Mr. Loke Is part-owner of an engineering shop. A reception was held at the Empress Restaurant in the afternoon.
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    PILLAY THINKS OF HOME FROM U.S.
    208 3 broadcast over the Far Eastern service ice of America, Gerald Pillay, 15-year- Singapore schoolboy who won a trip to the nd he was having a wonderful time. a delegate to the New York Daily Mirror had a busy week in America, he said 11
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    TROOPS GET CAROL SERVICE
    62 3 LUMPUR, Fri. irol Service Nil Id -sons at St. n Church at Npartera Malaya yester- over Radio V* at 6 p.m. the carols have dropped by parachute ■t with the rations and *j to a number of Army 1 an operating far to-day. people reading the
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    MAUDRENE'S DANCES START TODAY
    63 3 y a nc Pr °sramme by «judr, n N School Qf B™ >SATA will Victoria tnd tomorrow thL5J e 1 °f a curfew <npos, a on any of the 'th£ rSt l he Performance particular date will it Krtponed to another N et sb h RSS
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    REDS JUMP JAIL
    86 3 Reuter. TEHERAN. Sat.—Ten leaders of the Communistic Tudeh Party were kidnapped last night from the central prison in Teheran where they had been held since an attempt on the Shah's life two years ago. An Army lorry with four uniformed soldiers and two officers, appeared at the
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    India To Get U.S. Aid
    66 3 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Sat.- India and the United States have concluded an agreement on aid to be made available to India under President Truman's Point [-'our programme of assistance to under-developed areas, it was authoritatively learned here today. India is expected to get between $1,200,000
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    Shirley Weds In Secret
    398 3 U.P. DEL MONTE, (California), Sunday. SHIRLEY Temple, the curly haired little girl who became a beautiful woman on the movie screens of the world, was secretly married today to the handsome son of a millionaire. At a simple ceremony, the 22-year-old movie star became the wife
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    Taiwan Asks For Elected Council
    117 3 Reuter. TAIPEH, Sun., Cinmouring for an elected Governor and a provincial Congress for Taiwan is reflected by the Taiwan Provincial Council in an appeal to Governor K. C. W T u. The appeal, embodied in a resolution, was reached by a coun. cil meeting yesterday.
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    TWO MORE CHINESE FOR U.S.A.
    100 3 USIS. MISS LOK HUA CHENG and her 20-year-old brother, Lok Hung Koon, of 158 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore, left yesterday for the United States for higher studies. Both Miss Lok and Mr. Lok will enter the Auburn Academy in the State of Washington, the former
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    MR. FERNANDO FOR U.K.
    73 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. MR. WILLIAM FERNANDO, Acting Deputy Director of the Department of Public Relations, Federation of Malaya, is leaving Kuala Lumpur at the end of this month, for the United Kingdom where he will take an Information Officers' Course at the Colonial Office. Mr. Fernando,
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    USED CAR AS TAXI
    65 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A TRAP set by the Traffic Officer, Johore Bahru, resulted in Lim Ah Kwee being convicted in the Police Court today on charges of using a motor car for hire without a licence or a permit. He was fined $100 in all. His
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    INDIA WANTS FOOD GRAINS FROM U.S.
    89 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Sun. INDIA has asked the American Government for facilities to buy 2,000.000 tons of food i grains from the United States. J The Indian Ambassador, 1 Srimathi Vijayalakshnmi today saw the Secretary of State Mr. Acheson, and made the reI quest on
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    MARIA: A PUREEY LEGAL ISSUE
    670 3 retainees Will Be Screened Soon Cimson Jjlß Franklin Gimson, the Governor, told a Muslim deputation on Saturday that the Government regarded the Maria case purely from a judicial angle and one which was entirely at the discretion of the courts. The judgment of Mr. Justice
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    U.S. Cuts Trade With Mao
    126 3 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. THE Government cut off all United States trade with Communist China and North Korea last night and also blocked their financial assets in this country. The economic sanctions will remain in effect so lonz as Red China continues its intervention in the
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    Malays Studying U.S. Farm Ways
    335 3 MALAYA produces only one-third of its rice needs, according to two Malayan agricultural experts who want to learn advanced American methods to help increase rice yields in their homeland. The» specialists, Haji Hohamed Sa'aid and Salim bin Mohamed Akib, are in the United States under
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    FUNERAL OF FORMER CHINESE CONSUL
    49 3 The funeral of the late Lee Mi, a former Chinese Consul i.i Singapore was held yesterday at the Pfk San Teng Chinese cemetary in Thomson Road. The former Consul died in itonolulu recently and his coffin was shipped to Singapore by the President Munroe.
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    NELLIE SMILES AGAIN
    168 3 U.P. AN AMERICAN AIR FORCE BASE IN SOUTH JAPAN. Sun. NAPALM Nellie, the life si;.e portrait of lucious redhaired young lady, clad In a whisp of negligee and a provocative smile, which hung behind the bar of the Officers' Club here, was the sweetheart of the lighter
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    MORE DOLLARS
    22 3 The first Tudor plane to arrive in Kallang. brought 24 cases of currency notes for Malaya from the United Kingdom.
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    SCMC PROGRAMMES
    49 3 The annual Christmas programme of the Straits Chinese Methodist Church Sunday School, Kampong Kapor Road, will be held in the Church Social Hall on Wednesday Dec. 20 at 5 p.m. while the Christmas Party for the children will be held on Saturday Dec. 23 at 3.00 p.m.
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    THE TIME LIMIT
    716 4 SIR Henry Gurney's statement last week on the 3 Emergency does not tell the public much more than what they already know except the fact that he anticipates quite confidently that tne crisis will end within a year. We earnestly hope that Sir Henry will prove a
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    THE FUTURE OE CIVILISATION IS AT STAKE
    2935 4  -  FULL REPORT OF PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S CRISIS SPEECH by PRESIDENT TRUMAN The President of the United States. I AM talking to you about what our country is up against, and what we are going to do about ItOur homes, our nation, sll the things
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    THE WEEK IN U.S.A.
    892 4 USIS. WASHINGTON. Monday. TH E American people last week had definite word I from the White House that would shift the Nation a peacetime to an emergency defence economy. President Truman called for an all-out marshalling cf industry and manpower, the way was paved for wage
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    32 Nations Agree On Tariffs
    125 5 Reuter. TOKQI'AV. Devon. Sun. 32-nation supporting f the t^^STifi »nri Trade <G.a.i.i.) H?ti£r fifth session here S?5- iith a statement that J',-. d had been said mem- d measures to c of tariff rented at preiSmis talks and no enforce the Xements made at Torquay.
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    Mao Start Bullet Drive
    86 5 Reuter. TAIPEH, Sun. Another evidence of Chinse total war effort* was bared when the Peiping reSm itarted a national "bul. V. contribution" movement throughout Rod-controlled area, a order to bolster its fighting ■mress, according to semi- reports puolished here today This movement was said to be
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    KASHMIR ON AGENDA
    39 5 A.P. KARACHI. Sun. BI Pakistan Government is 1 to aik the other Commonwealth countries to include Kashmir on the agenda of the Mm Ministers Conference to 1 In January, it was offica;':v announced on Sunday.— Up.
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    FOR SALE
    19 5 FOR SALE: R. C. Lighting Column? and 8 ton Motor Rolls! particular? from Box UOS Tr.bune, Spore.
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    RED CHINA TALKS WAR TO HER PEOPLE —AND PEACE TO THE WORLD
    425 5 A.P. HONGKONG, Sunday. RED China is talking peace to the Western world but to her own people she is talking war. The peace she offers the West is one-sided based uo Peiping's own terms. What she is offering
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    China Bans Exports To States
    136 5 U.P. HONGKONG. Sunday. THE Chinese Communists banned all exports to the United States and Japan effective immediately and at the same time nullified all contracts drawn in terms of the United States. The moves evidently were in retaliation of the United States ban on exports
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    Letourneau In Vietnam
    74 5 Reuter. PARIS, Sun. M.TEAN Lctourneau, French Minister of the Associated States, and General Jean De Lattre De Tassigny arr.ved by plane at Saigon today, the French news agency. Agenee France Presse reported here. M Letourncau Is paying a KhOTt visit to Indo-Chma and General De Lattre De
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    AMERICAN PATROL SAVES WOMAN
    283 5 Reuter AAP. SEOUL Sun. AN American infantry patrol j saved a South Korean woman from being shot by members of the rlghtwing Korean Youth Defence League last Friday but arrived too late to prevent 2« others being killed in a ma«s execution, it was learned here
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    1,200 CIVILIANS KILLED IN MALAYA
    86 5 Reuter. LANELLY. Sun. Twelve hundred civilians were killed in Malaye. during the last two and a half years. Mr. James Griffiths, the Secretary of State for the Colonies said here last night. The civilians killed were unarmed. 800 of them were Chinese, he added. For
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    Acheson Ignores Republicans
    64 5 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sunday. lESIDENT Truman and Secretary of State Dean heson both will ignore Rcjlican demands that Achen be fired, Administration :cials reported yesterday On the eve of Acheson's deirture today for crisis talks ith Western European leadrs, these officials said the President has no intention of
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    CHIANG AND MADAME VOTE
    45 5 A.P. TAIPEI. Sun. PRESIDENT and Madam" Chiang Kai Shek today cast votes in the elections for ►he new Taipei District Council. They did so at a booth in Scholars Forest in the suburbs of Taipei where they live during the winter.—A.P.
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    Taipei Thinks It's War In 1951
    197 5 A.P. TAIPEI, Sunday. lIINESE Nationalists are convinced world war will break out in 1951 and there is much talk >ere of the part they expect to play in the defeat I Communism. Communist China s refusal to settle the Korea uestion on any except
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    FIVE BANDITS KILLED, 6 HURT
    255 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. piVE bandits have been killed in the Federation in the past twenty-four hours. At least six others have been wounded. There have been a number of arrests and six bandit camps have been destroyed. Air strikes have been carried out on three
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    ECA CRUDE OIL FOR FORMOSA
    63 5 A.P. TAIPEI. Sunday. THE EC A branch in Formosa announced its head office in Washington had approved the ourchase of 50.000 tons of crude oil costing U*****,000 to be delivered in Formosa in monthly shipments of about 10.000 tons. ECA said the shipments would be
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    Africans Hit At The West
    121 5 Reuter. BLOEMFONTETN, Sun. THE Anglo-Saxon race wished to lord it over mankind, Mr. W. T. M. Tsotsi. president of the All-African Convention, declared here The war with which the world was threatened would not be between Western Democracy and Communism, but between Euro, pcan colonies
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    Singapore Musical Society Concert
    99 5 IF the curfew is imposed at 9 o'clock or later, the Singapore Musical Society's concert advertised for Thursday will take place at 6.45 p.m. that day. A new date is being fixed in place of the Concert which was cancelled yesterday. An announcement will be made
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    STASSEN IN KARACHI
    34 5 A.P. KARACHI. Sun. WJR HAROLD Stassen. Pre- sident of Pennsylvania University has arrived in Karachi from Calcutta on his look and see" tour round he world. He will leave on uesday.—A.P.
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    SHARES STEADY ON LONDON LEAD
    455 6 (From a Market Correspondent) THE Singapore share market opened the week quietly and lower prices prevailed, bat after exchanges on Tuesday and Wednesday, the market was progressival firmer following the lead from London. Business, however, was >mall in aggregate. The case with which a lawless
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    SUNGEI WAY MAKE 23.4 PER CENT
    135 6 SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LTD operated its No. 2 dredge to make $400,871 (23.4 per cent) for the y«ar June 30. 1950. Net liquid assets in balance sheet, after allowing for loan due to Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd $431,785 and final instalment on No.lA dredge
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    Japan-£ Area Pact To Increase Trade
    247 6 NEW trade arrangement wa si f n Q e ri d n h J°een A recently for the conduct of trade between occupieS Japan and certain countries of the sterllng Trie" new arrangement, which covers the year fromTuVlst, 1950.5 based of goods to the
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    Changkat Serdang Pay 12½ Per Cent
    98 6 CHANGKAT SERDANG ESTATES LTD.. made $109,687 (31.3 per cent) for the year ended Aug. 31. 1950, and a dividend of per cent recommended, against nil last year. Net liquid assets were $119,--876. or 34.2 cents per share, excluding a holding of 60.500 shares in
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    PERAK RIVER MAKE $66,032
    111 6 PERAK RIVER VALLEY RUBBER CO., LTD., made a net profit of $66,032 (15.6 per cent) for the year to Sept. 30, 1950 and a final dividend of 5 per cent proposed, totalling 7\b per cent for the year—the same as the previous period. Net liquid assets
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    Fine Year For Kuchai Tin Ltd
    88 6 KUCHAI TIN LTD.. greatly increased production and the n.*? in the price of the metal tv-ulted in an excellent profit of $1,711,197 (196.2 per centl for the year ended Sept. 30. 1950 Net liquid assets $2,242,944. excluding liability for repayment of rehabilitation loan $484,176,
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    Mao Starts Nationwide Round-Up
    94 6 A.P. HONGKONG, Sunday. CHINESE reports today said that the Chinese Communists were conducting a na-tion-wide round-up of "political unstable" elements in their effort to tighten control of the civilian population. The reports said mass and secret arrests were now being carried out all over China— mostly
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    Selangor Coconuts Pay 20%
    52 6 SELANGOR COCONUTS LTD., made a net profit of $238,--693 (48.3 per cent) for the year ended June 30, 1950, and proposes a final dividend of 15 per cent, making 20 per cent for the period —the same as previously. Net liquid assets $276,121 equal 55.9 cents
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    SHARES UP
    42 6 A.P. NEW YORK, Sun. AIRCRAFTS. motors, steel and chemicals' advanced $1 to $4 a share in the Stock Market yesterday in response to President Truman's national rearmament programme. Cotton Futures closed 35 to 55/100ths of a cent per pound. —A.P.
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    Reds Open Office In H'kong
    110 6 Reuter. MELBOURNE, Sun. COMMUNIST China has set up a special office In Hongkong to direct five firms buying strategic and quasi-strate-gic materials from all parts of the world, according to the Australian Trade Commissioner in Hongkong, Mr. Hugh Wrlghley. The materials are petrol, oils, petroleum,
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    Rubber Market
    81 6 The rubber commodity market was steady on Saturday with more factory interest in evidence. New York on Friday reported renewed manufacturers' interest following the reduction of about 11 per cent in the Government allotment or synthetic rubber for December. Saturday s closing prices in Singapore in cents per
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    Tin Price
    16 6 The price of tin in Singapore on Saturady was $542 2 per picul ex-smelter.
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    Haytor Pay 10 Per Cent For Year
    145 6 HAYTOR RUBBER ESTATES LTD.. for year to Aug. 31. 1950. made a profit of $53,266 (26.6 per cent I and a final dividend of 7' a per cent is proposed, making a total of 10 per cent, against nil the previous year. Net
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    GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL TO PAY 10 PER CENT
    42 6 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LTD. showed a profit for the year ended Sept. 30. 1950 of $136,632 (22.8 per cent). A dividend of 10 per cent is recommended, the same as for the previous year.
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    RAFFLES HOTEL PAY 15 PER CENT
    61 6 RAFFLES HOTEL LTD.. made a net profit for the year ended Aug. 31, 1950 of $297,568 ,50 per cent). A final dividend of 10 per cent and a bonus of 5 per cent is recommended which together with the interim dividend of 10 per
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      298 6 W *f 5^ SITUATIONS VACANT COPY typist urgently required hy ar ge European Company Box. 113 Tribune. S pore. I ARGE European Company ur- ,ny requires fully exper,en<ed Kuropean lady secretary shorthand lypi«L Quarters provided Box Aif> Tribune S pore. (Asraii. TEACHER of gn*lish for Chine•Vnool Qualification: School CertiTSff \S
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      298 6 FOR SALE FOR SALE —"Sanitas" (German) Short Wave Apparatus, Victor Diathermy Apparatus, and Mercur> Vapour Lamp. Apply Box No 10, Tribune. S pore. (a.smi Kirn SALE: No. 3. Winbourne Road Modern four-roomed bunKalow Area approximately 17.M8 sq. ft baths with modern sanitation attached. Servants' quarters, K& rape with driver's quarters.
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    ARSENAL LOSE UNBEATEN HOME RECORD
    526 7  -  MIDDLESBROUGH HEAD DiV. I LEAGUE TABLE By J JIM CHAMBERS, A.P. A.P. Sports Writer A.P. LONDON, Sunday. CNOW and front-bound football grounds which 0 caused the postponement of 11 English League games yesterday, and the abandonment of another at half time, also threw up a
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    THE VICTORIANS
    34 7 Mr x lastitations of Kuala !L r (striped Jersey*) and E» school of Singapore fit in I rucby encounter MtUiv. The KJL Vk- «oa by 12 points <1 JJand pewdtj) to nil.
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    SPORTS BRIEFS
    189 7 y mi w, sun. s women badmin- I I champion, Mi-' J I 'p the mam L, c t'or. In today's exhibition I Assembly I exhibit I I account I c crowd I neat footwork I I m Xc a Leong. I ngor mixed t Yew I i
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    Value Of Business Honse Football
    362 7 DUSINESS House football means a great deal to the employers and employees of local firms. To the employees, it pro- ides them with the opportunity of playing in League and L-up games—an opportunity they might not otherwise have. Employers have found that having a team
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    REVISED DATES FOR K.O. HOCKEY GAMES
    64 7 REVISED dates of play for the remaining 2nd round ftx- tures in the Singapore Hockey j Association Knockout Tournament are as follows Tuesday. Dec. 19: S.C.C. versus R.N.A.S. Scmbawang on S.C.C. Padang. Wednesday, Dec. 20 S.C.R.C. versus Khalsa Association at Khalsa. ground, St. Georges
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    3 S'PORE T-T STARS FOR BANGKOK TOUR
    103 7 THREE Singapore players have I been selected to go with the Malaya Combined Table-Tennis Team on a tour to Bangkok. They are Loh Kum Soon who will captain the team, Chua Kirn Hearn and Wong Tong Goon. Mr. Chan Kah Seng is travel-
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    U.K. Soccer Placings
    939 7 LONDON, Sunday. P<jOTBALL LEAGUE standings a.ter yetserday s matches were: FIRST DIVIMUN 5 3 U W I Middlesboruuim S~ U X 4V 41 9 D Arsanai H if t 3 41 29 31 Newcastle Lnited L J S B 29 Totteunamp.on riot spurs *i n i s
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    W. AUSTRALIA 257 ALL OUT VS. QUEENSLASLAND
    101 7 Reuter-AAP. PERTSun. WEST2RN AUSTRALIA oc- the wicket through- out the day when their j Shcilicio Shield malch against j Queensland opened yesterday and they were all out for 25/ just before slumps were drawn. Alan Edwaids, a left-handed bat."man, hit 10 four? in
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    IRISH LEAGUE SOCCER GAMES
    43 7 Reuter. THE following are results of yesterday's Irish League soccer game a: Bancor V 3. Ballymcna United postponed. C.i.lonville vs. Ards ponedDcrry City vs. Dlrtilley postponed. iavon v». Coleraine postponed. G'cntorau 3, Portarlov.n 0. Linf.eld 0, Crusaders o.— Reuter.
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    Bid By U.K. To Build Strong XV
    143 7 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. ENGLAND who finished bottom of the international rugby tournament last season are making great efforts to build up a strong side for the opening match against Wales on Swansea on Jan. 20. So far the fullback position seems to be
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    HILL PRINCE WINS
    68 7 A.P. INGLEWOOD. California. Sun. Hill Prince won the U S $50,000 Sunset Handicap yesterday before 33,600 fans at Hollywood Park. Pace-setting Next Move, a filly was second and there was a photo finish for the third position which Great Circle won. The time for the 9-furiong distance
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      929 7 NOTICES tHE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. Holidays—Christmas Day, Monday 25th December, 1960. New Year's Day. Monday. Ist January, 1951. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, 25th December 1950, and Monday. Ist January. 1951. no vessels will be worked at the Board s wharves. Work will be resumed at
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      688 7 DEATH. HEWITT: On 12th. December 1950, at the General Hospital Singapore. William Hewitt 47 years. The funeral sfvice' w.li take piace at the arr Cemetery Chapel at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th. December, 1950. SITS. VACANT. "MUNICIPAL ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR'S DEPARTMENT: Applications are invited to fill 3 posts of
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    BRITAIN'S CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL OF SPORTS
    944 8  -  By WALTER PILKINGTON LONDON, Friday. IN a changing:, modern Britain a fireside Christmas 1 is becoming a thing of the past for many men and women. The traditional spirit has not changed, family gatherings, parties, fun for the children dominate the Christmas scene as always.
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    TODAY'S TRAINING
    113 8  -  By 4 "SPOT" PENANG. Today. WITH weather conditions on the ideal side and the going good, the outside of No. 1 and 2 tracks were opened to training this morning, but none of the horses were out to make time. Danger (R. Boy) was given pace-work. Prince Charming
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    TODAY'S SPORTS
    23 8 RUGGER: Victoria Institution v. St. Andrew's School at Woodsville 4 p.m.: Ander School v. Raffles Institution on R.I. ground 4 p.m.
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    Andersonians Beat V.S. In Gruelling Hockey Tussle
    332 8 A goal by right-winger Rahman who trapped a A weak clearance and weaved through several defenders before netting In the first half enabled Anderson School of Ipoh to win their hovkey game against Victoria School in their Colony sports debut at the V.S.
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    Robinson Whips Walczack
    77 8 A.P. GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, Sun. WELTERWEIGHT champion Ray (Sugar) Robinson loosed a furious attack to whip France's Jean Walczack in a one-sided 10-round bout here last nightIt was Robinson's third European non-title victory in three weeks. He previously knocked out Jean Stock of France and Belgium's Luc van
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL I j >
    77 8 WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL I j > ST. JOHN AMB 1" LANCE ASSOCIATION, first aid class, HQ., Stamiord Road, 5 p.m. SINGAPORE AB'i SOCIETY life class, lirit.sh Council Hail, Stamiord Road, 6 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Orchard Road. Board of Directors' election meetinp, i,]f p.m., Christmas Carol festival and concert, 7 p.m.
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    CIXNEMA
    93 8 (All late shows subject to curfew orders). CATHAY: "Copper Canyon" at 10 46, 12.45, 2.45, 4.45 7.15 p.m. ALHAMBRA: "Lost in a Harem" at 12.45, 2.45 4.15 7,15 p.m. PAVILION: "Shadow of the Past" at 2. 4.15. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. BOXY: "It Ain't Hay '—2.00 and 4.15 p.m.
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    OXFORD VARSITY OWES A LOT TO MURRAY HOFMEYR
    616 8  -  INTERRUPTED STUDIES FOR HIS TEAM'S SAKE By Peter Lovegrove l" HofmVvr to interrupt h frtn. E ht ago. Hofmcvr, a South African, who played for the Dark Blues at outside-half in 1948 and at full-back last season, when he a'so earned three
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    SCOTTISH PLAYER ACCUSED OF ABSCONDING
    81 8 U.P. BOGOTA, Sun. THE Millionnaires Football I Club yesterday charged that the Scottish player. Robert Falvell escaped secretly from Columbia, and brc::c his contract with the club. The same club saw the English star player, Neil Franklin, sign up for a year, and then go
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    U.K. RUGBY UNION RESULTS
    63 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. RESULTS of yesterday's Rugby Union games are:— First Scottish international trial match played at Murrayfield; Whites 10, Blues 3. Other Matches: Bath 11, Weston-Super-Mare 0. Birkehead 14, London Scot. tish 3. Camborne 13, Barnstaple 0. Playmouth Albion 8, Devonport Services 3. The other
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    MCC Face Difficult Selection Task For India Tour
    270 8  -  By VERNON MORGAN Reuter. THE MCC look like having rather a diffimu 4 1 in picking a team for the 1551/2 tour nt It is believed that few of the players now in 4 tralia are anxious to be away a second
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    American Tennis Rankings
    262 8 Reuter. NEW YORK, Sun. BUDGE PATTY, Wimbledon tennis champion this year and also winner of the French title, is placed only third to Art Larsen, United State-, champion in a suggested American ranking list issued today. Herb Flam, defeated IS. singles finalist, is listed second ahead of
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